Bob Baker

Bob Baker was born on Nov 09, 1910 in USA. Bob Baker's big-screen debut came with Courage of the West directed by Joseph H. Lewis in 1937, strarring Jack Saunders.

He was home on the Hollywood range only a few years but Bob "Tumbleweed" Baker (ne Stanley Leland Weed) still made his mark by the time he rode off into the sunset. Born on November 8, 1910, in Forest City, IA, his family eventually moved to Colorado and then to Arizona during his growing years. He enlisted in the Army when he was 18 and earned the nickname "Tumbleweed" while also learning how to play the guitar. He later served during WWII and the Korea War.